The developer behind the project to convert the historic Jefferson Arms building into hotel rooms and apartments on Thursday revealed more details on the plans.
It's been 25 years since Mastercard, which has its operations center in St. Louis, debuted its "Priceless" TV ad campaign during the 1997 World Series.
The reported potential merger between Kroger Co. and Albertsons Cos. makes sense operationally but could be tough to get regulatory approval, analysts said.
Two companies, including a St. Louis firm, said they will provide cooking oils in Europe for food service firms and food manufacturers, with a focus on recycling the oil after it is used for the production of renewable fuels.
The law firm has expanded its space to 40,000 square feet over three floors. Its new, lighted sign was installed near the building’s main entrance on Central Avenue and faces the St. Louis County Government Center, home of the St. Louis County Courts.
The amount of venture capital funneled into St. Louis firms in the third quarter of 2022 reached its lowest total in recent years, a development that comes as the amount of deals closed by startups continues to slide.
When Dave Blum went to France to study metalworking, attracted by the architecture and old buildings, the St. Louis native, 39, didn’t realize he was setting himself up for his next few decades working on some of the most unique projects St. Louis has ever seen.
Millions of families across the country and families right here in St. Louis are facing challenges as they seek affordable and reliable internet access. We can keep our explorational spirit alive by embracing economic opportunities created by digital tools and resources.
The National Football League has scheduled an owners vote that would finally settle the question of who ultimately pays the $790 million settlement won by St. Louis in its lawsuit over the Rams’ controversial 2016 relocation to L.A.
An event expected to bring huge crowds to St. Louis this weekend is now canceled. The River City HBCU Classic was supposed to be a new spin on the former Gateway Classic, which brought college football fans to town every year.
Social media was all abuzz for the big event scheduled to happen Sunday at The Dome at America's Center. Two football teams followed by a battle of the bands. Four days before the event, organizers said the event is moving from St. Louis to Arkansas.
“The Classic was canceled…
"I know some of my friends want to have a big party, but that is not any different from before (: At the moment, I am trying to get through all the messages, e-mails, and interview requests," said Washington University Professor and Nobel Laureate Philip Dybvig.
The entity that owns The Dome at America’s Center, the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority (RSA), made another push Wednesday to move the $513 million settlement from the Rams relocation lawsuit into a higher-interest account.
The downtown historic district is getting its first mixed-use development, an approximately $20 million project with multiple levels of residential, office, retail and restaurant space.
Workers at a big St. Louis hotel want to be represented by a union and their effort has emerged as an issue in the hotly-contested race for St. Louis aldermanic president.
St. Louis-based Peabody Energy Corp., the nation's largest coal producer, is in discussions with an Australian rival about a possible "combination transaction," the foreign company confirmed Wednesday.
Coronado Global Resources Inc., which operates in the U.S. and Australia, issued a statement confirming that it is "in confidential discussions with Peabody regarding a potential combination transaction."
Coronado added, "However, as no transaction has been agreed and the discussions are ongoing,…
St. Louis startup WingXpand is developing a portable drone that features expandable wings and fits inside a backpack. Its founders, including a former local TV journalist, believe its drones will be used from the battlefield to farm fields.